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by epakai 2y ago
The high price is probably just reality. Samsung's display assemblies have always been expensive. I've seen the real inventory values back in the Note 6 era, and the component cost at repair time. Repair services were probably get
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by epakai 2y ago
Samsung had existing repair partnerships. Many were run by other Koreans, and very much had the feeling of a big family run conglomerate. Of course iFixit is going to get the short end of the stick unless they're providing real value t
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by epakai 2y ago
Section 230 was a response to a lawsuit that happened in 1995. It was passed in 1996. You're talking about a legal state that hardly existed for a year, but dismiss things as fine 'before'. Seems a bit of a crude dismissal.
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by epakai 2y ago
I wish these sort of things expired. So many devices are guaranteed e-waste these days. Device lifetimes are exceedingly short. Since you're going to keep the servers running anyway, just let any 10+ or 15+ year old device that phones
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by epakai 2y ago
I came across 'probnot's tech' recently. It's got a pretty complex multi-channel (analog) setup. In-house Cable TV playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3efIbuabYe-PVxg19TrS... I'm looki
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by epakai 2y ago
Based on photos at https://www.newegg.com/asrock-b550m-pro4/p/N82E16813157939 The audio chip has side pin counts ending in 12, 24, and 36. According to https://www.igorslab.de/en/realtek-alc12
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Why YouTube will continue to use Flash instead of HTML5 (2010)(neowin.net)
3 points by epakai 3y ago|1 comments
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by epakai 3y ago
They seem to be ESP32 based wifi modems talking to 8-bit machines over a variety of interfaces. I don't think exploits compromising the 8-bit machines are a serious concern or even likely. Presumably the question was just being playful
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by epakai 3y ago
He's intensely invested in it, and sometimes comes off frustrated at the lack of interest (based on what I see on mastodon, happen to share instances). The suggestion of malware was probably somewhat offensive as it is antithical to br
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by epakai 3y ago
Deleting is easy to restore. There have been cases where reddit restored deleted posts. Edits are a bit harder to filter for so they probably won't bother.
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by epakai 3y ago
I have a ST486-DX2-66GS (1998), and I found it is unstable at the stock 66MHz. I actually have to run it at 80MHz to prevent random freezes.
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by epakai 3y ago
If you want cheap, but non-performant, there are AMD R-series like found in Dell/Wyse thin clients. They're pretty weak machines though 2-4 cores, but support ECC DDR3 single channel.
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by epakai 3y ago
Org mode exports XHTML, then I use a couple hundred lines of python with eBookLib and Beautiful Soup to smash out an epub. Org mode is happy to do HTML, and LaTeX (for pdf generation) export as well. I've seen nice things out of asciid
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by epakai 3y ago
Best to flag it. The pre-filtered comments here are probably still worth scraping.
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by epakai 3y ago
Since neither happened, maybe there's no there there. The special counsel can say whatever he wants in the report, but it's a totally different ball game to actually put those words on the line and bring charges. The completely un
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by epakai 3y ago
The frequency follows the activity paragraph. Walking is that expected duration. Showers are 10 minutes.
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by epakai 3y ago
That's really odd. I worked in samsung parts for a few years. While screen/frame assemblies were very common, the battery was always separate. Batteries generally got stored separately, and shipping requirements also provide some
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by epakai 3y ago
Microsoft did. The first example is pretty much what bitlocker recovery keys are.
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by epakai 3y ago
They support it, but recently moved to aggressive keyword substitution. It's particularly bad if you search uncommon terms, as they'll immediately modify your search terms so they can provide more (irrelevant) results than the han
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by epakai 3y ago
> Simultaneously, rats in Group 2 received a dosage of 30 µg/Rat of the COVID-19 m-RNA Vaccine BNT162b2 intramuscularly on the same day of pregnancy. from wikipedia: > Pfizer and BioNTech started a Phase II–III randomized control
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by epakai 3y ago
> Discrimination is not solved by discriminating harder. Except it absolutely has been. The civil rights movement was full of it. Look at the history that lead to forced busing. The efforts to correct schooling disparity had become such
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by epakai 3y ago
It's available here: (Home is uncapitalized) https://sites.google.com/site/santiagoontanonvillar/home/leg... Wayback machine is another good place to check when old links die. I was able to find a copy w
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by epakai 3y ago
You have to wonder if this could all be tied back to Russia. They obviously stand to gain a lot if foreign powers are distracted. So far it's proving quite the boon to have the US interests split between Ukraine and Israel. I haven&#x2
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by epakai 3y ago
It's close, but PD compatibility is piss-poor right now. The less tech-adjacent you get the more likely it is your device just won't charge from many supplies. There's no enforcement mechanism for this. Nobody is sending back
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by epakai 3y ago
Yet we still had bullshit like this: https://beetstech.com/blog/apple-proprietary-ssd-ultimate-gu... Note that 3 of those came about long after M.2 was done, and Mini-PCIe/mSATA existed before all of them. Apple&#
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by epakai 3y ago
I've used a similar commercial implementation. They're sold as USB or KVM Synchronizer. Some will control 4 machines. The one I had was limited to 2x2 or 4x1 arrangements for the edge switching. Not ideal for a multi-monitor setup
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by epakai 3y ago
Jan 6 purpose was to distract and delay. You're forgetting other plans in action that were to eventually deny the actual election outcome. Multiple state level officials were pushed on, VP Pence was pressured, and slates of fake electo
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by epakai 3y ago
Audio and audio adjacent gear is nearly all center negative. Everything else is probably center positive, but you still have to check. No standards.
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by epakai 3y ago
Seatbelts obviously represent a net benefit for the group. I don't think it's worth rehashing the details. I'm not even sure I should try addressing murder... it's pretty obvious one person's will here has a major e
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by epakai 3y ago
You're not making sense. Exercising control over other people is a very high price to pay for implementing someone else's idea. It has to happen at times, sure, but the onus is on the group outcome outweighing the individual prefe

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